I’d really like to see an antergos live cd based on mint. The gnome shell based live cd runs like a complete snail on my older hardware.

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[*:ysmxcmn0]This might make users with slower hardware shy off, which is a shame because the mate install is likely lightweight enough to run on most hardware made in in this century.[/*ysmxcmn0]
[*:ysmxcmn0]I personally would like a live cd that I can use for rescue situations that isn’t a snail.

Take my feedback with a grain of salt since I’m just a vanilla arch user who hasn’t even installed antergos yet. I will likely use it in the future for quick vm installs. I just thought I’d mention it. delete it, ignore it, do what you will.

EDIT: Doesn’t need to be mate. It could be xfce or lxde or whatever… just something lighterweight.

I’d really like to see an antergos live cd based on mint. The gnome shell based live cd runs like a complete snail on my older hardware.

[list:ysmxcmn0]
[*:ysmxcmn0]This might make users with slower hardware shy off, which is a shame because the mate install is likely lightweight enough to run on most hardware made in in this century.[/*ysmxcmn0]
[*:ysmxcmn0]I personally would like a live cd that I can use for rescue situations that isn’t a snail.

Take my feedback with a grain of salt since I’m just a vanilla arch user who hasn’t even installed antergos yet. I will likely use it in the future for quick vm installs. I just thought I’d mention it. delete it, ignore it, do what you will.

EDIT: Doesn’t need to be mate. It could be xfce or lxde or whatever… just something lighterweight.